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Intermec 6710 User Manual (348 pages)

Intermec 6710 Access Point: User Guide

Brand: Intermec | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents
7
Preface
21
Purpose of this Guide
21
Organization
21
Intended Audience
23
Related Publications
23
- Wireless Station User's Guides
  23
- System Management Publications
  24
Customer Support
24
Features and Functional Overview
25
Description
25
Bridging Functionality
26
- General Concepts
  26
- Figure 2-2 6710 Access Point Functions
  26
- Access Point Bridging Layer
  28
  - Network Organization
    28
  - Forwarding
    29
  - Pending Messages
    29
  - Flooding Configurations
    30
  - Proxy ARP Server
    31
- Bridge Ports
  31
  - Ethernet Port
    31
  - Ethernet Port Filters
    32
  - Radio Ports
    33
  - OWL/IP Port
    34
Configuration and Management
35
- Configuration
  35
  - Diagnostics and Configuration Port
    35
  - Remote Access
    36
    
    Tcp/Ip
    36
    
    DHCP Client
    36
    
    Telnet
    36
    
    Http
    37
  - Electronic Software Distribution
    37
    
    TFTP Client and Server
    37
    
    Scripting
    37
- Network Management
  38
Sample Configuration
38
Figure 2-3 Sample Network Configuration
39
Figure 2-4 Access Point Components
40
Components
40
Figure 2-5 PC Card Slots
41
Accessories
43
- Power Cord
  43
- Industrial Locking Mounting Bracket
  43
Installation
45
Checking the Default Configuration
45
Preparing for the Installation
46
Collecting the Equipment
46
- Ethernet LAN Components
  46
  - 10BASE2 Components
    47
  - 10BASE-T Component
    47
  - Figure 3-1 T-Connector
    47
  - Figure 3-2 Cable Terminator
    47
  - Figure 3-3 Cable with RJ45 Plugs
    47
  - 10BASE5 Components
    48
  - Figure 3-4 N-Series Transceiver
    48
- Communication Equipment
  49
  - Local DIAG Port Access
    49
  - Figure 3-5 Vampire Tap
    49
  - Telnet
    50
  - Web Browser
    50
- Network Management Platform
  50
Finding the Best Location
51
- Site Survey
  51
- General Installation Guidelines
  51
Mounting the Access Point
52
Connecting to Ethernet
54
- 10BASE2 Ethernet
  55
  - End of Segment
    55
  - Figure 3-7 End of 10BASE2 Segment
    55
  - Middle of Segment
    56
  - Figure 3-8 Middle of 10BASE2 Segment
    56
- 10BASE5 Ethernet
  57
  - N-Series Transceiver
    57
  - Vampire Tap
    57
  - Figure 3-9 N-Series Transceiver
    58
  - Figure 3-5 Vampire Tap
    59
  - Figure 3-10 Vampire Tap
    59
- 10BASE-T Ethernet
  60
- Figure 3-11 10BASE-T
  60
Installing PC Cards
61
- Wlif
  61
- Figure 3-12 WLIF PC Card Assembly
  61
- Figure 3-13 900 Mhz PC Card Assembly
  62
- S-Uhf
  63
- Figure 3-14 S-UHF PC Card Assembly
  63
Applying Power
64
Figure 3-15 AC Power Input Connection
65
Configuration
67
Creating a Local DIAG Port Session
68
Figure 4-2 Telnet Session
72
Creating a Telnet Session
72
- Tcp/Ip
  73
- Bridge
  74
- Lan ID
  74
- Security
  74
- Serial Number
  74
- [Root]
  74
  - Root Priority
    74
  - [Global Radio]
    74
    
    Set Globally
    74
    
    Value
    74
  - [Global Flooding]
    74
  - Flood Register
    75
- Cable Type
  75
- [Ports]
  75
  - Name
    75
  - MAC Address
    75
  - Status
    75
  - Hello Period
    75
- [Static Addresses]
  75
  - [Frame Types]
    75
  - [Subtypes 1]
    75
- MAC Config
  76
- Node Type
  76
- Security ID
  76
- [Manual MAC Parms]
  76
  - Hop Period
    76
  - Beacon Frequency
    76
  - Transmit Mode
    76
  - Norm Ack Retry
    76
  - Frag Ack Retry
    76
- [Master Parms]
  76
Default and Site Settings
73
Configuring the Access Point
78
- Main Menu
  78
- Using the View Command
  80
TCP/IP Options
82
- IP Address
  82
- IP Subnet Mask
  83
- IP Router
  84
- IP Frame Type
  85
- Dhcp
  85
- DHCP Server Name
  86
  - Bootp Operation
    87
  - Networks with DHCP and Bootp Servers
    87
  - Handshaking
    87
  - Infinite Leases
    87
- Auto ARP Minutes
  88
Bridge Options
89
- Inbound
  94
  - Flood Register
    102
  - Status
    106
  - User-Defined Subtypes in [Subtypes 1 and [Subtypes 2]
    112
- Filtering Examples
  114
  - Example 1
    115
  - Example 2
    116
- Status
  124
  - Flood Register
    125
  - Wireless Hops
    131
- Figure 4-4 Wireless Hopping through WLIF Radios
  131
- File Name
  140
- Mode--Channel
  140
S-UHF Options
142
- Call Sign
  142
- File Name
  142
- Frequency
  143
- Master Mode
  143
- Attach Priority
  144
OWL/IP Options
145
Overview
145
- Figure 4-5 OWL/IP Overview
  146
- Mode
  148
  - IP Addresses]
    149
    
    Type
    149
    
    Address
    150
  - TX Filter]
    150
- OWL/IP Menu
  148
Security Options
152
- Password
  152
- Service Password
  152
- Advanced Password
  153
Combining Radio Options
153
- Different LAN Ids
  154
Creating a Web Browser Session
154
Access Point Configuration
157
Table 4-1 Configuration Guide
158
Configuration Guidelines
158
- Planning Your Installation
  158
- Using the Configuration Guide
  158
- SECTION 5 Software Download
  161
File System Structure
161
- Boot Segments 1 and 2
  161
- Data Segments 3 and 4
  161
- Active and Inactive Segments
  162
- RAM Segment
  163
Segment Names
163
File Names
164
Downloading Programs
164
File Menu Commands
164
Fb Command
165
Fd Command
166
Fdel Command
167
Fe Command
168
TFTP Command
168
- TFTP Server
  169
  - Server Start
    170
  - Server Stop
    170
  - Server Log
    170
- TFTP Client Commands
  170
Script Command
172
- Creating Script Files
  173
- Sample Script File
  174
- Script File Command Summary
  175
- TFTP Client Command Retry
  176
- Reboot Command
  176
Sdvars Command
177
- Serveripaddress
  178
- Scriptfilename
  178
- Starttime
  178
- Checkpoint
  179
- Status
  179
- Terminate
  180
- Setactivepointers
  181
- Nextpoweruptime
  181
ROM Command Monitor
182
- Starting the Command Monitor
  182
- Viewing ROM Commands
  183
- Npwd
  184
  - FE <S|All> FI
    185
  - MI String
    188
- Exiting the ROM Command Monitor
  189
Software Download Example
189
- Upgrading through DIAG Port
  189
- Starting the TFTP Server
  191
- Upgrading TFTP Clients
  191
  - Overview
    193
  - ETHERNET Lights
    194
Table 6-1 ETHERNET Indicator Lights
194
STATUS Lights
194
Status
195
- Table 6-2 Error Mode Status Codes
  195
- Mode
  196
- NETWORK MODE Lights
  197
Table 6-3 MODE Indicator Light
197
Table 6-4 NETWORK MODE Indicator Lights
197
PCMCIA Lights
198
Table 6-5 PCMCIA Indicator Lights
198
Table 6-6 DIAG Port Baud Rates, ROM Mode
198
Power-Up Sequence
199
Product Specifications
201
Electrical Specifications
201
APPENDIX A Access Point Specifications
202
Environmental Specifications
202
Physical Characteristics
202
Appendix B
203
WLIF Specifications and Antennas
203
Rm180
203
- Radio Operation
  204
- Part Numbers
  204
Antenna Regulations
205
Whip Antenna
205
Remote Antenna Kits
205
- Medium Gain Patch
  205
- Medium Gain Collinear Dipole
  206
- High Gain Collinear Dipole
  206
- High Gain Yagi
  207
Model 2100 Antennas and Cables
208
- Ghz Antennas
  208
- Ghz Antenna Cables and Connectors
  208
Rm160
209
Appendix C
210
Antenna Regulations
210
Whip Antenna
210
Mhz Specifications and Antennas
210
- Radio Operation
  210
- Part Numbers
  210
Remote Antenna Kits
211
Rm111
213
- APPENDIX D S-UHF Specifications and Antennas
  214
- Part Numbers
  214
- Radio Operation
  214
Antenna Connector
215
- Wireless Hops
  215
Whip Antennas
215
Site License
216
Technology
216
Transaction Rates
216
Installation Guidelines
217
- Predicting Coverage
  217
Table D-1 Coverage Prediction
217
- Installing a Single Access Point
  218
- Installing Multiple Access Points
  218
  - Extending Coverage
    218
  - Reusing the Frequency
    219
  - Increasing System Throughput
    220
    
    Option 1
    221
    
    Option 2
    221
  - Frequency and Separation Guidelines
    222
Introduction
223
Appendix E Owl/Ip
224
OWL/IP Restrictions
224
- Addressing Limitations
  224
- Installation Limitations
  224
OWL/IP Safeguards
225
- Default Settings
  225
- Addressing Limitations and Flooding Restrictions
  226
- Permanent Filters
  226
- Default Filter Settings
  228
- Subnet Filtering
  228
- Password Security
  229
- Operation
  229
- Tunnel Origination
  231
  - Building the Spanning Tree
    231
  - Establishing and Maintaining Tunnels
    232
  - Redundancy
    232
- Frame Forwarding
  233
  - Outbound
    233
  - Inbound
    233
- Station Mobility
  234
Mobile IP Comparison
234
OWL/IP Configuration Examples
235
- Example 1: Class C IP Addresses
  235
Table E-1 Mobile IP Comparison
235
- Step
  237
  - Option A: Unicast Addressing
    238
  - Option B: Directed Broadcast
    238
  - Step 4: Set TX Filters
    239
- Example 2: Class B IP Address Using Subnetting
  241
  - Step
    241
    
    Option B: Directed Broadcast
    243
  - Step
    243
    
    Option A: Unicast Addressing
    243
    
    Option C: All Subnets Broadcast
    244
  - Step
    245
  - Appendix F
    247
Port and Cable Pin-Outs
247
DIAG Port Pin-Outs
247
AUI Port Pin-Outs
248
DIAG Port Cable
249
Product Contents
251
About this Product
251
Appendix G Mib
252
Getting Started
252
MIB-II Information
252
Table G-1 MIB-II Information
253
Access Point MIB Information
253
Table G-2 MIB Information
254
Access to Management Information
254
MIB-II Notes
256
MIB Directory
256
- Product Oids
  257
- System Information
  257
- Interface Information
  257
- Bridging Parameters
  257
Table G-3 MIB Directory
257
MIB Outline
258
Table G-4 Products GROUP
258
Table G-5 Hw GROUP
259
Table G-7 Segment GROUP
260
Table G-6 Fsinfo GROUP
260
Table G-8 dir GROUP
261
Table G-10 Nifx GROUP
262
Table G-11 Portstate GROUP
263
Table G-12 Portstats GROUP
264
Table G-13 Ptxq GROUP
265
Table G-14 Pmsg GROUP
266
- SNMP Version 1 Configuration Group
  267
Table G-15 Community TABLE
267
Table G-16 Traptarget TABLE
267
Table G-17 Rt GROUP
268
Table G-18 Brg GROUP
269
Table G-19 Addr GROUP
270
Table G-20 Brgstate GROUP
270
- Control Groups
  272
Table G-21 Bridgestats GROUP
272
MIB Definitions
273
Access Point
325
Wireless Stations
334
Index
335

Intermec 6710 Reference Manual (210 pages)

Norand Management Information Bases

Brand: Intermec | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 0 MB

Table of Contents
3
Quick Reference
7
- Before You Begin
  9
- Product Contents
  9
Introduction
9
- About this Product
  10
- Getting Started
  10
- Customer Support
  12
- Customer Support Center
  12
- Web Site
  12
Network Management Basics
13
- Simple Network Management Protocol
  14
- Snmp Access Control
  17
Supported Management Information
19
Norand Open Wireless LAN MIB 6710 Access Point
23
- Product Oids
  24
- System Information
  24
- Interface Information
  26
- Snmp Version 1 Configuration Group
  30
- Bridging Parameters
  31
- Control Groups
  34

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